According to my friends it is rated as 5-6th in rajasthan's private colleges.
I basically wanna carrier in IT line(as that is my passion & i want to convert it into my carrier)
I know that I will be an average student throughout my engineering as i know my learning style. I know my limits n abilities.
1) My communication skills r average(as i feel), but at some occasions people say that i am good at expressing myself.
2) My english is strictly ok as I have a hesitation in speaking & can't read hardcore literature but that can be recovered.
3) I don't know much about soft skills but i have an idea that I am not bad at that.
I know that many of u will assume this as a very vague question but atleast after all these info I can get a idea about my future from an experienced person.SO PLS HELP
Answers:
first of all it is a very 'detailed' question...!!
Now-a-days, where you are pursuing your higher education doesn't matter at all and, in some cases, it doesn't matter what educational background you are coming from.
What matters most is that 'How best you can present yourself' at the time of interview and how open are you to learn and achieve things?
Software industry will take in people from any discipline if they are ready to learn and move forward.
By reading your question I understand you English is not bad but if you start writing 'are' as 'are' instead of writing 'r' you will certainly improve. I guess the chat has completely screwed the English as a language. It is not your fault.
All the Best.
It all depends on what is your final grade point. If you keep your grade higher side (above 75% in all subjects) and you keep learning modern language like c++ and java etc., it is sure that you will be well placed in industry. You can of course improve your communication skill by reading a lot, speaking a lot, writing a lot, and listening a lot (news daily). Participate regularly in co-curricular activities and maintain regular study of all subjects. Keep fit and active by balanced diet, regular exercise and seven hours sound sleep at night only. Avoid latenight. ALSO KEEP RELATIONS GOOD WITH ALL THE PEOPLE AROUND YOU. This will help you all through the life.
Please check if it is affiliated to a UGC recognised university. There are universities and colleges that claim to have been formed under Rajasthan Private Universities Act 2005, but are not yet recognised by UGC. If affiliating university is not UGC recognised, then degree is worthless. It would be like a Chattisgarh university degree with no value in the job market. Please also check for AICTE approval. Rajasthan Vidyapeeth and IASE, although UGC recognised, have no AICTE approval and hence their engineering degrees are not valued that much in the job market.
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